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Paul Kopit
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On 14 Mar 2007 08:32:51 -0700, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>I recently misplaced my cheesy chain breaker, and since I really
>didn't like it to begin with I'm not motivated to find it. I've used
>two different models of these cheap breakers in the past, and neither
>thrilled me. Research points me toward Rivoli and the more expensive
>Park Tool. Anyone care to steer me one way or the other?
>
I think that everyone should use reusable/removable chain links like
Sram Powerlink, Connex Link, and many others now. When you use those
links, you can use any chain tool because you only need it when the
chain is new and you push the link totally out.
From the old days, I have a big Park chain tool.
wrote:
>I recently misplaced my cheesy chain breaker, and since I really
>didn't like it to begin with I'm not motivated to find it. I've used
>two different models of these cheap breakers in the past, and neither
>thrilled me. Research points me toward Rivoli and the more expensive
>Park Tool. Anyone care to steer me one way or the other?
>
I think that everyone should use reusable/removable chain links like
Sram Powerlink, Connex Link, and many others now. When you use those
links, you can use any chain tool because you only need it when the
chain is new and you push the link totally out.
From the old days, I have a big Park chain tool.